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    Question Auto Syntax Checking in .NET / VB.NET

    Is it possible to switch off the auto checking of syntax in .NET? if so how?

    My problem stems from the fact that my development PC is low spec (no i can't just get a new PC!) and every time I move the cursor of a modified line of code it performs a syntax check of the whole solution. I would rather write code and perform a build when i'm ready.

    Thanks in advance

    Andy.

    P.S. While I'm at it any other useful tips to speed up .NET?

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    I got the same problem, my PC Athlon 1800/256 DDR works slower then my P3 700 and i have no idea why.

    What u can do is change some settings in the vs.net options, don't know what exactly becose i am at my work, without vs.net
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    I've had a look through the settings but can't see anything obvious, anyone else got any ideas?

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    my vs.net handles just fine with my AMD Afthlon 1600+..under xp & 2000 pro..a little slow when run with VMWare

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    I don't think you can (not quite sure thought).Because .NET syntax checks the code line by line to prevent error-making .I think

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    It gives you some options to shut off but I don't think you can stop the syntax bit. You could use a different IDE if you want.

    The only options I see are under Tools->Options->Text Editor->Basic there is the Statement Completion items under General and the VB Specific items that are optional and may cut out some lag.

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    I cannot help you with the auto syntax checking, but have another tip for improved performance; keep the dynamic help turned off.

    /Sara

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